Chan Glidewell Ag Consultant NF4 Team bcglidewell@noble.org

• Certified Professional in Rangeland Management, Society for Range Management
• Master of Science in rangeland ecology and management, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho
• Bachelor of Science in agronomy (rangeland management), Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla.
• Associate of Science in general agriculture, Murray State College, Tishomingo, Okla.

Since June 2008, Chan Glidewell has been a pasture and range specialist, helping cooperators achieve their rangeland and pasture management goals. He joined the Noble Foundation in 2001 as the Agricultural Division's forage discipline assistant and worked as a research associate between 2005 and 2008.

Before coming to the Noble Foundation, Glidewell worked as a rangeland management specialist for the Washington State Department of Natural Resources and as a technician at the Grazinglands Research Laboratory near El Reno, Okla.

Glidewell has been a member of the Society for Range Management (SRM) since 1992 and will serve as President of the Oklahoma Section, SRM throughout 2009. He also edits the state section's newsletter, Rangeland Wire.

Online publications include:
Why Am I Feeding All This Hay?
Don't Overlook Johnsongrass in Your Pasture
Dormant Native Prairie Grasses - Benefit or Hazard?
Understand Prescribed Burn Liability in Your State
If Thinning or Removing a Pecan Orchard, 'Wood' You Consider This?
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Pounds (of Forage)

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